System-on-Chip Workshop - CERN

Session

Tutorials and Presentations

14 Jun 2019, 09:00

40/S2-C01 - Salle Curie (CERN)

Conveners

Tutorials and Presentations

• Revital Kopeliansky (Indiana University (US))

15. Balena as a deployment stack - Presentation + Tutorial

Janet Ruth Wyngaard (University of Notre Dame (US))

14/06/2019, 09:00

Alongside the many gains brought by the addition of SoCs to boards are new management, operation, and development challenges. These SoCs require mechanisms for deploying, maintaining, and managing a large-scale heterogeneous cluster. Doing so requires the maintenance of multiple OS and application build tool chains, mechanisms for deploying and updating both at scale, and tools for accessing...

37. SoCs and Control System Integration

Stefan Schlenker (CERN)

14/06/2019, 09:45

For hardware control and monitoring tasks, System-on-Chip devices offer the perfect combination of flexibility and performance for hardware owners as well as a convenient computing platform for control and back-end experts to implement local control and back-end interface software.
The industry standard OPC-UA represents a well-adapted middleware solution for hardware integration into...

38. OPC-UA on Zynq: Walk-through, experience and a demo - Tutorial part I

Piotr Nikiel (CERN)

14/06/2019, 10:05

The tutorial will focus on creation of OPC-UA servers for Zynq SoCs using the quasar framework. Firstly, a short walk-through of quasar will demonstrate the general workflow for newcomers with a demo of building an OPC-UA server for a laptop and using it.

• practical walk-through of ecosystem - show tooling, Eclipse integration, UaExpert etc...
• making of an OPC-UA server for a desktop...

39. OPC-UA on Zynq: Walk-through, experience and a demo - Tutorial part II

Piotr Nikiel (CERN)

14/06/2019, 11:15

Subsequently, the usage of quasar on SoCs will be detailed. The build process for Zynq will be explained using four different strategies: Yocto, PetaLinux, native CentOs and usage of cross-compiler/SDK. The current status and mileage will be shown. In the last part an interactive demo will present building for a real Zynq board and integration of some sensors and controls with OPC-UA connectivity.